The background
Money admin should not require a second career.
Freelance Treasury exists because most financial advice is written for either salaried employees or companies with finance departments. Freelancers and one-person businesses sit in the gap between the two — responsible for a company's paperwork with an individual's spare time.
Every guide starts with the practical question a freelancer is trying to answer, checks the relevant figures against primary sources, and ends with a specific recommendation or next step. The point is not to make money feel exciting. The point is to make it manageable.
Guides are reviewed on a regular cycle, and each page shows the date it was last updated. When rules change — tax thresholds, account fees, contribution limits — the guides change with them.
Freelance Treasury covers US freelancers, solopreneurs, and single-member LLC owners. It does not provide individualized financial, legal, or tax advice. When a decision depends on your full return, state rules, or legal exposure, the guide will say so plainly.